US4516191A - Retractable head-light device for automobiles - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an automobile head-light device and more particularly to a retractable head-light device.
- retractable head-light devices In automobile industry, in an attempt to make the car body surfaces as flush as possible to thereby improve aeronautical properties, retractable head-light devices have been developed and are going to be widely used.
- Conventional retractable head-light devices have head lamps mounted on vertically swingable members on car bodies and lamps covers are provided above the head lamps so that they are swung together with the head lamps.
- the United Kingdom published patent application No. 2099974 proposes an automobile head-light device wherein the head lamp is supported by a parallel link mechanism so that it can be moved in parallelism between the extended and retracted positions maintaining a forwardly directed orientation.
- This type of arrangement is advantageous in that in the retracted position, light warning signals can be emitted through for example slits or a transparent plate which may appropriately provided on the body.
- the parallel link mechanism is driven by an electric motor through a crank mechanism.
- the U.K. Patent application further discloses a lamp cover panel provided above the head lamp to provide a flush body surface in the retracted position. In the drawings of the U.K.
- an automobile body has a front portion which is of a three-dimensional configuration wherein both side portions are inclined downwards toward laterally outwards. Further, there are many occasions that the side portions are also inclined downwards toward longitudinally forwards.
- the lamp cover is so designed that its front edge is curved substantially in parallel with the front end contour of the body or with the front bumper as seen a top plan view, the front edge of the lamp cover extends substantially horizontally as seen in a front view giving a good appearance. It should however be noted that in this design, the front edge of the lamp cover will be drooped laterally outwards in the extended position of the head-light device.
- the hinge axis pivotably mounting the lamp cover rear end on the body may be possible to arrange the hinge axis pivotably mounting the lamp cover rear end on the body to extend substantially horizontally.
- this arrangement causes a significant misalignment between the rear edge of the lamp cover and the contour of the body. Therefore, it is desirable to make the hinge axis to extend substantially along the body contour but this arrangement will produce a drooping of the front edge of the lamp cover.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a retractable head-light device for automobiles in which the front edge of the lamp cover extends substantially horizontally both in the retracted and extended positions giving good appearances.
- a further object of the present invention is to provide an automobile retractable head-light device having a head lamp cover driving mechanism which can maintain the front edge of the head lamp cover substantially horizontally irrespective of the three-dimensional contour of the body.
- a retractable head-light device for automobiles comprising head lamp means mounted on an automobile body for movement between an extended position wherein the head lamp means is projected through opening means in the automobile body and directed substantially forwards and a retracted position wherein the head lamp means is retracted within the body, head lamp cover means having rear end portion mounted on the body for vertical swingable movements between an extended position wherein the lamp cover means uncovers said opening means in the body and a retracted position wherein the lamp cover means closes said opening means to provide a substantially flush body surface, lamp driving means for driving said head lamp means between said extended and retracted positions of the heat lamp means, cover driving means for driving said lamp cover means between said extended and retracted positions in response to movements of the head lamp means, said cover driving means including a pair of cover driving links disposed at the opposite sides of the lamp cover means, each of said cover driving links having one end connected with said lamp cover means and the other end with one of said head lamp means and said lamp driving means so that the lamp cover
- the lamp driving means includes linkage means mounting said head lamp means on the body and motor means for driving the linkage means.
- the cover driving links may then be connected with the linkage means.
- the linkage means may include a parallel link mechanism for moving the head lamp means in parallelism between the retracted and extended positions so that the head lamp means is oriented forwards even in the retracted position.
- slit means may be formed in front of the head lamp means in the retracted position so as to allow the warning light signals to pass through.
- the slit means may be associated with slit cover means for closing the slit. Actuating means may then be provided for actuating the slit cover means to open the slit means whenever warning light switch means is actuated.
- FIG. 1 is a fragmentary perspective view of an automobile having retractable head-light devices
- FIG. 2 is a front view showing the left hand head-light device in the extended position
- FIG. 3 is a top plan view of the head-light device with the lamp cover removed to show the details
- FIG. 4 is a vertical sectional view of the heat-light device
- FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of the head-light device
- FIG. 6 is a diagrammatical illustration of geometry of movements of the lamp cover
- FIG. 7 is a sectional view showing details of the pillow ball device for mounting the lamp cover plate.
- FIG. 8 is a sectional view similar to FIG. 4 but showing another embodiment.
- the automobile shown therein includes a body 1 which includes a front portion 1a having a three-dimensional curvature inclined downwards both longitudinally forwards and laterally outwards.
- a front portion 1a having a three-dimensional curvature inclined downwards both longitudinally forwards and laterally outwards.
- head-light devices 2 In the front portion, there are provided at the opposite side portions with head-light devices 2.
- Each of the head-light devices 2 includes a lamp 3 for projecting beams of illuminating light longitudinally forwardly.
- Attached to the head lamp 3 is a frame bracket 5 which is connected with a parallel linkage 8 including an upper link 6 and a lower link 7.
- the upper link 6 is of a generally H-shaped configuration having a pair of parallel link arms 6a and a connecting leg 6b connecting the intermediate portions of the link arms 6a.
- the link arms 6a are connected at the front ends to the frame bracket 5 and at the rear ends to a mounting bracket 9 on the body 1.
- the lower link 7 is of a generally H-shaped configuration having a pair of parallel link arms 7a and a connecting leg 7b connecting the link arms 7a together.
- the link arms 6a are connected at the front ends to the frame bracket 5 and at the rear ends to the mounting bracket 9.
- the link arms 6a and the link arms 7a are parallel with each other.
- the body 1 is formed with an opening 4 through which the head lamp 3 is moved between a retracted position P 1 shown by phantom lines and an extended or projected position P 2 shown by solid lines in FIG. 4. Since the head lamp 3 is mounted through the parallel links 6 and 7, the head lamp 3 can be moved without changing its orientation and maintained at the forwardly directed position both in the retracted and extended positions P 1 and P 2 .
- the mounting bracket 9 carries a laterally extending shaft 10 at the lower portion thereof.
- the shaft 10 has arm members 11 and 12 which are secured thereto.
- the arm member 11 has a free end connected through a first link 13 with an intermediate portion of one of the link arms 7a in the lower link 7.
- the arm member 12 has a free end connected through a second link 14 with a rotating arm 15a of an electric driving device 15.
- the head lamp 3 there is a lamp cover panel 16 which has a mounting plate 17 secured thereto.
- the mounting plate 17 is provided at the rear end portion with a bracket 17a through which the mounting plate 17 and the lamp cover panel 16 are hinged to the mounting bracket 9 on the body 1 through a pillow ball device 18 for vertical swinging provements and twisting movements.
- the pillow ball device 18 includes a pillow ball 18a mounted on the bracket 17a by means of a bolt 18d and a ball receptacle 18c provided on a bracket 18b secured to the bracket 9.
- the pillow ball 18a is received by the receptacle 18c for rotation so as to permit the aforementioned movements of the lamp cover panel 16.
- the mounting plate 17 is also formed at an intermediate portion of one side with a lug 17b and at an intermediate portion of the other side with a lug 17c.
- An outboard lamp cover driving link 20 is connected at the upper end with the lug 17b through a ball joint 19 and at the lower end with one of the link arms 7a of the lower link 7 through a ball joint 21.
- An inboard lamp cover driving link 23 is connected at the upper end with the lug 17c through a ball joint 22 and at the lower end with the other of the link arms 7a of the lower link 7 through a pin and bush assembly 24.
- the lower ends of the lamp cover driving links 20 and 23 are substantially at the same level and the lamp cover panel 16 is driven through this mechanism together with the lamp 3.
- the outboard lamp cover driving link 20 is larger in length than the inboard lamp cover driving link 23 whereas the outboard lug 17b is smaller in length than the inboard lug 17c.
- the lengths of the links 20 and 23 and the lugs 17b and 17c are determined so that the lamp cover panel 16 is laid substantially flush with the contour of the automobile body 1 in the retracted position. In the retracted position, the links 20 and 23 are substantially parallel with each other.
- the lamp cover panel 16 Since the lengths of the outboard lamp cover driving link 20 and the outboard lug 17b have the lengths which have the aforedescribed relationship with the lengths of the inboard lamp cover driving link 23 and the inboard lug 17c, the lamp cover panel 16 is twisted about the pillow ball 18 when it is moved to the extended position so that the leading edge 16a of the lamp cover panel 16 is maintained substantially horizontally.
- the lamp cover panel 16 is of such a length that a slit 25 is formed in front of the lamp 3 in the retracted position when the cover panel 16 is in the retracted position.
- a cover or closure panel 26 is provided for closing the slit 25.
- the closure panel 26 is hinged at the front edge portion so that it is movable between a closed position as shown by phantom lines in FIG. 4 and an open position as shown by solid lines.
- a solenoid type actuator 27 is provided in order to drive the closure panel 26 between the closed and open positions.
- an actuation of an appropriate switch turns the lamp on and at the same time energizes the actuator 27 to move the closure 26 to the open position to thereby open the slit 25.
- the light beams from the lamp 3 are projected forwards through the slit 25.
- the head lamp 3 is moved to the extended position through an actuation of the driving device 15.
- the lamp cover panel 16 is swung upward through the cover driving links 20 and 23.
- the outboard link 20 swingably move by an angular extent which is larger than the angle through which the inboard link 23 swings as shown in FIG. 6 because the lug 17c to which the inboard link 23 is connected is longer than the lug 17b to which the outboard link 20 is connected.
- This will produce a twisting movement of the lamp cover panel 16. Since the axis of the pillow ball 18 is inclined downwards toward outboard direction so that the leading edge 16a of the lamp cover panel 16 will be inclined by having a difference H' in the level between the inboard and outboard ends of the leading edge 16a if the lamp cover panel 16 is upwardly swung without such twist.
- the aforementioned twist of the lamp cover panel 16 will decrease the difference in the levels of the inboard and outboard ends of the leading edge 16a of the lamp cover panel 16 for example to a value H.
- the leading edge 16a presents an appearance that it is maintained substantially horizontally, that is, substantially parallelly with the upper edge of the head lamp in the extended position.
- the slit 25 in front of the head lamp 3 in the retracted position is closed by the closure 26. It should however be noted that the closure 26 may be omitted or substituted by a transparent panel.
- FIG. 8 shows another embodiment which is substantially identical to the previous embodiment so that corresponding parts are designated by the same reference numerals as in the previous embodiment.
- the lamp cover driving links 20 and 23 are connected at the lower ends not to the link 7 but to the frame bracket 5.
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